These courses will appeal to genealogists/family historians looking for education/knowledge that will take them beyond just their ancestors names, and birth, marriage, death dates/locations. The courses are all fun because Pat makes them that way!
Pat has been teaching and speaking at seminars for 16 years from Whitehorse to Scotland. She continues to write new courses and will be offering courses again in Fall 2015 through Arcola East Community Association Regina, and online!!

Friday, October 19, 2012

Film Rescue International

Film Rescue International based in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, is the only Canadian company and one of only a handful worldwide that specializes in developing antique, expired and obsolete film. These old unprocessed still and movie films are lost and found time capsules and through the work of skilled technicians at Film Rescue International these precious images are brought back to life. Film Rescue International also uses latest technologies to digitally scan and then computer enhance the film, providing the best possible images that may have otherwise been lost forever. Their clients are from all over North America and beyond and have included major police departments, coroners' offices, museums, historical societies and thousands of families. Clients can receive prints of the still images along with digital copies on compact disc or via the internet. Product and services include old still film developing, disc film scan and print, old movie film developing, home move transfer.

Contact Robyn Jensen
mail@filmrescue.com

Current Products and Services

Old still film developing, disc film scan and print, old movie film developing, home movie transfer.

This is a truly amazing company!! And it's not only just Canadian, it's in small town Saskatchewan and yet it's reputation is world wide! See their website for additional information at www.filmrescue.com
Phone 800-329-8988
Fax 306-695-2999
Email mail@filmrescue.com

You can also follow them on Facebook at > https://www.facebook.com/filmrescueinternational
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And see what they do here > http://vimeo.com/filmrescueinternational